Mudslides pour off burned slopes Ketchum Fire Chief Mike Elle surveys the first of several mudslides that poured off scorched slopes in Warm Springs canyon Wednesday. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, September 7, 2007

• Mudslides pour off burned slopes
  Scorched hillsides more prone to flooding, landslides

• Chamber to amp up PR machine
  Post-Katrina point man offers advice

• Gifts arise from the ashes
  Warm Springs couple defy the flames

• Governor to sign economic disaster declaration
  Low-interest loans available for businesses affected by fire

• Options for ?Ash Bash? wide open
  Bruce Willis, Steve Miller concert offered

• Fish Creek Dam deemed high hazard
  As dam loses water, residents lose crops, money

• Another Idaho ski resort threatened
  Crews making headway on Grays Creek Fire, 2.5 miles from Tamarack ski resort

• Hailey debates open-space preservation
  Transfer of development rights considered

• News Briefs
  

• Movie nerds take their cues
  Film Festival flicks features unlikely heroes

• Jewish Community to celebrate High Holy Days
  Days of Awe to begin Wednesday evening

• Capture ?A Sense of Place? in verse
  Cowboy poets to read at nexStage Theatre

• Larry isn't, wasn't and won't be gay
  

• Real Stress, Real Lives
  

• Steering through red ink
  

• Pentagon foot dragging demands investigation
  

• We are great
  

• Grand Marshall nomination
  

• Bellevue?s mistake
  

• Trees gone?but not by fire
  

• Charley French wins gold at Hamburg triathlon
  Ketchum man finishes first in 80+ age division

• WRHS boys happy with 1-1 tie in driving rain
  Wolverine girls rout Jerome 9-0

• Cutthroat soccer teams improve to 4-0
  Sun Valley girls beat Wendell 6-1, boys win 4-1

• League victory lifts Hailey volleyball team
  Jerome falls, but Century sweeps tri-meet

• Community School spikers win at home
  Cutthroats edge Camas 3-1 in volleyball action

• Catherine ?Katie? Sweat